Nia DaCosta’s “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” ended the four-week reign of “Avatar: Fire and Ash” and claimed the top spot at the domestic box office on Friday.
“The Bone Temple,” the sequel to last summer’s “28 Years Later” and the fourth film in Sony’s long-running zombie franchise, grossed $5.6 million on its opening day from 3,506 North American theaters. The horror-thriller is expected to add $15 million through the four-day Martin Luther King Jr. holiday frame. The last installment, helmed by “28 Days Later” director Danny Boyle, opened to $30 million over a traditional three-day frame, and ended its run with $70 million in the States and
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